Help me cope with puberty!?!
Question: Help me cope with puberty!!?
Im not that much of a boyboy and im scared about puberty! All of my friends say that ill be fine but im freakin scared! Im only 11 also so pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease help me!Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
Changes in Boys
Puberty in boys starts with a growth spurt between 10 to 16 years of age!. The following are some changes that occur:
Body shape: The boy gets taller and the shoulders get broader!. There is a significant weight gain!. Some boys may notice a swelling under their nipples that may arouse fears that they are growing breasts!. This is a temporary condition but if it persists or causes serious concern, a paediatrician must be consulted!. Muscles in the body become bigger and stronger!.
Voice: The voice starts to crack!. With further growth, the cracking stops and the voice becomes deeper!.
Hair: Hair appear under the arms, on the legs and face, and in the pubic region just above the penis!.
Skin: The skin may become more oily and sweating is more!. Pimples may appear and are called acne!.
Penis: The penis becomes larger and both testes also increase in size!. Penile erections begin to occur more often as a result of an increase in male sex hormones (testosterone)!. During erections the penis gets stiff and hard!. This is normal even though it may sometimes cause embarrassment!. Often there are concerns about the penis size; when parents compare the size of their son's penis with that of another child!. It is important to remember that the size of the penis varies greatly and the size has nothing to do with a person's manliness or sexual functioning!.
The testes also begin to produce sperms!. This means that during an erection, ejaculation may occur!. In this the semen (made up of sperm and other fluids) is released through the penis!. This could also happen during sleep, called a nocturnal emission or "wet dream!." This is completely normal and will decrease as one gets older!.
Emotional changes during puberty
Besides the many physical changes that occur during puberty, many emotional changes take place as well!. Relationships with others may begin to change!. Children begin to separate more from parents and identify with other children of the same age!. Children begin to feel self-conscious about their bodies and the way they look!. Comparisons begin with self and other children!. One must remember that everyone goes through puberty at a different pace and eventually, everyone catches up!. During this time, children also become more aware of their sexuality!.
Masturbation
Touching or playing with one
Puberty in boys starts with a growth spurt between 10 to 16 years of age!. The following are some changes that occur:
Body shape: The boy gets taller and the shoulders get broader!. There is a significant weight gain!. Some boys may notice a swelling under their nipples that may arouse fears that they are growing breasts!. This is a temporary condition but if it persists or causes serious concern, a paediatrician must be consulted!. Muscles in the body become bigger and stronger!.
Voice: The voice starts to crack!. With further growth, the cracking stops and the voice becomes deeper!.
Hair: Hair appear under the arms, on the legs and face, and in the pubic region just above the penis!.
Skin: The skin may become more oily and sweating is more!. Pimples may appear and are called acne!.
Penis: The penis becomes larger and both testes also increase in size!. Penile erections begin to occur more often as a result of an increase in male sex hormones (testosterone)!. During erections the penis gets stiff and hard!. This is normal even though it may sometimes cause embarrassment!. Often there are concerns about the penis size; when parents compare the size of their son's penis with that of another child!. It is important to remember that the size of the penis varies greatly and the size has nothing to do with a person's manliness or sexual functioning!.
The testes also begin to produce sperms!. This means that during an erection, ejaculation may occur!. In this the semen (made up of sperm and other fluids) is released through the penis!. This could also happen during sleep, called a nocturnal emission or "wet dream!." This is completely normal and will decrease as one gets older!.
Emotional changes during puberty
Besides the many physical changes that occur during puberty, many emotional changes take place as well!. Relationships with others may begin to change!. Children begin to separate more from parents and identify with other children of the same age!. Children begin to feel self-conscious about their bodies and the way they look!. Comparisons begin with self and other children!. One must remember that everyone goes through puberty at a different pace and eventually, everyone catches up!. During this time, children also become more aware of their sexuality!.
Masturbation
Touching or playing with one
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